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Operations Guide
2020-21
Updated October 2020
Revised October 2020
Contents
OVERVIEW ..................................................................................................................................................................3
GENERAL REGULATIONS: ............................................................................................................................................4
REGISTRATION ............................................................................................................................................................4
COACH/PARENT CERTIFICATION REQUIREMENTS .....................................................................................................4
FUNDRAISING, CASH CALLS AND VOLUNTEERING .....................................................................................................5
LEAGUE STRUCTURE ...................................................................................................................................................5
GAMEPLAY GUIDELINES.............................................................................................................................................6
U9 ................................................................................................................................................................ 6
U11 & U13 ................................................................................................................................................... 7
COACH REQUIREMENTS – GAMEPLAY ......................................................................................................................8
PRACTICE GUIDE .........................................................................................................................................................9
PLAYER DEVELOPMENT ........................................................................................................................................10
GUIDE FOR COACHES ................................................................................................................................................11
GUIDE FOR PARENTS ................................................................................................................................................12
Appendix I (U9 ONLY) ...........................................................................................................................................13
Appendix II (U9 ONLY) ..........................................................................................................................................14
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OVERVIEW
The Flames Community House Hockey League is a partnership between the Calgary Flames Foundation, the
Calgary Flames, Hockey Calgary, and its member associations. The goal is to provide recreational players the
opportunity to play organized hockey that is; affordable, fun and safe, with moderate, consistent, time/location
commitments; allowing for participation in other social, academic or recreational activities. It also provides
players who have limited skills and knowledge, an introduction to the game in a less intimidating format. The
program is regionally based, offering participants a chance to play the great game of hockey, with less time and
travel commitments.
The Calgary Flames Foundation continue to sponsor House League hockey by providing game jerseys and socks.
The Flames jerseys will be provided in a variety of colors and will provide the House League with their own identity
within the Hockey Calgary program. Jerseys have been provided on a 2-year rotation.
ABOUT HOCKEY CALGARY
Hockey Calgary is a volunteer driven organization that has been dedicated to helping young hockey players since
1949. Hockey Calgary is a branch of Hockey Alberta and is the governing body for all minor hockey in Calgary from
Timbits to Junior (ages 5 to 21). Hockey Calgary is the largest minor hockey association in Alberta and one of the
largest and fastest growing in North America. Hockey Calgary has 20 member associations with over 14,300
players, 3,700 coaches, 1,200 officials and countless volunteers. Hockey Calgary has been implementing different
ways to grow our membership and ensure a positive and effective experience for everyone. Our goal is to
encourage good sportsmanship and to help players form good character as well as develop hockey skills. Hockey
Calgary provides several programs to its players, coaches, officials, and parents that are tailored towards
development, both on and off the ice.
Our Mission
Through our membership we promote:
o Healthy & Safe Competition
o Positive Life Skills
o Fair Opportunity
o Optimal Hockey Skill Development
o Access to the Game
For the enjoyment and success of all participants!
Our Vision
To be the best amateur sports association in Canada.
HOCKEY CALGARY COMMUNICATION PROCESS
Hockey Calgary
Staff
Hockey Calgary
Age Category
Hockey Calgary Governor
League
Association Chairperson
Representatives
Manager/Coach (President,
Registrar,
Parent Director)
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GENERAL REGULATIONS:
▪ All teams must adhere to the Operations Guide.
▪ Player assessments will be conducted to ensure teams are equally balanced with a variety of skill levels.
▪ Goalie rotation is encouraged and equipment will be provided in U9. Players may register as a goaltender in
U11 and U13.
▪ All positions (defense, forward, center) must be rotated equitably throughout the season in U9 & U11.
▪ Goaltenders may not be pulled at any point during the game to allow for an additional skater.
▪ Statistics and standings will not be kept or publicly displayed.
▪ An official game report will be kept for all games and the detail entered at the Hockey Calgary website for
review purposes only.
▪ U11:
a. The score clock will never reflect a differential greater than 5 goals regardless of the actual score.
b. A player is limited to 3 goals during any one game however may earn unlimited assists. If a player
scores a 4th goal, the goal will not be recorded and a face-off will occur at centre ice.
c. Players may be named captain or alternate captain on a fair and rotating basis.
▪ Coaches are permitted to use up to 25% of their practice ice time to scrimmage within their own team.
▪ Teams are not permitted to play games or participate in tournaments outside their league or purchase ice
for additional practices.
▪ Games will be played in accordance with the Hockey Calgary Bylaws and Regulations.
It is the responsibility of the Coach and every team official to ensure these special rules are followed throughout
the season. In the event these rules are not being followed, it will result in the coach being automatically
suspended indefinitely until the matter is ruled on by the Hockey Calgary House League Governor or depending
on the severity the Special Committee of Hockey Calgary.
REGISTRATION
Players will register with their designated community association and must meet all residential qualifications.
Registration in the house leagues is limited. If a players’ residential association is full, that player may request to
be placed on a wait list to register for another association. This will be managed by the Hockey Calgary Registrar
in cooperation with Association Registrars.
Players registered on house league teams are not eligible to register on any other team under Hockey Calgary
jurisdiction during the same season.
Not sure what association to register with? Click Here
COACH/PARENT CERTIFICATION REQUIREMENTS
Parents
At least one parent from each registered player must have current certification in the Respect in Sport – Parent
Edition prior to registering.
Coaches
The following coaching certifications must be completed
• U9 - Coach 1 – Intro to Coach – 1 coach for every 10 players, so based on the HC model of approximately
18 players, each team will need 2 certified coaches
• U11 and U13 – Head Coach – Coach 2
• U13 – Head Coach – Checking Skills
• Respect in Sport – Activity Leader – required for all coaches, (it is different from the parent program)
• Safety Program – 1 team official for each team
Coaches must complete these qualifications by November 15, 2019, with the exception of RIS which is required
prior to stepping on the ice.
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FUNDRAISING, CASH CALLS AND VOLUNTEERING
Fundraising and Cash Calls
There will be no fundraising or cash calls permitted. Social or team building events may be organized by teams
however each player would cover their own cost.
Volunteering
Each team will require several volunteers such as coaches, team managers, timekeepers, and scorekeepers.
There may be additional volunteer requirements within each association. The Flames Community House Leagues
are fixed cost and low commitment programs, but without volunteers from within each league, the program will
not operate. Associations have the authority to require volunteer bonds for house league participants.
LEAGUE STRUCTURE
Regions
Teams will participate in a house league with other teams from their region.
o North Calgary House League (NCHL) – McKnight & Simons Valley
o Northwest House League (NWHL) – Bow River, Crowfoot, & Northwest Warriors
o South Calgary House Hockey League (SCHHL) – Blackfoot, Bow Valley, Knights, & Southwest
o West Calgary House League (WCHL) – Glenlake, Springbank, & Trails West
Team Formation
Player assessments will be conducted to ensure teams are balanced with a variety of skill levels. The
recommended number of players on each team is 16 (18 for U9). Teams within the same league must have
roster sizes within 1 player of each other.
Each player may submit one friend request and must be submitted by both players. Friend requests will be at
the discretion of each region. Efforts will be made to accommodate, however, placement is not guaranteed.
Evaluations
Each region will be required to offer a minimum of 1 pre-evaluation skate, and 1 evaluation skate. It is
recommended for regions to offer 2 pre-evaluation skates, and 2 evaluation skates.
Leagues
Teams from each region will participate in a league with other teams from within their region. Teams are not
permitted to play in games or tournaments outside their region or purchase ice for additional practices.
Schedule Guidelines
▪ Teams will have 1 practice and 1 game per week during the seasonal timeline. Off weekends will be
determined by each region, however, the following dates must be adhered to:
▪ Practices and games will be on set days.
▪ Each association will provide their proportionate share of ice based on the total number of players they
have in the region unless otherwise negotiated by the associations within their region.
U9
Weekday ice times will be scheduled between 4:00PM and 8:00PM.
Weekend ice times will be scheduled between 7:00AM and 8:00PM.
U11
Weekday ice times will be scheduled between 4:00PM and 8:30PM.
Weekend ice times will be scheduled between 7:00AM and 8:30PM.
U13
Weekday ice times will be scheduled between 4:00PM and 9:30PM.
Weekend ice times will be scheduled between 7:00AM and 9:30PM.
Affiliation
There will be no formal affiliations. If a team has less than 10 players, they can borrow a player from their
opponent.
League Governance
The Hockey Calgary House League Governor will oversee all house leagues.
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GAMEPLAY GUIDELINES
U9
GAME PLAY GUIDELINES/RULES
Two U9 games to happen simultaneously on each half
with approximately 8-10 players on per team per half
(~32-40 players on the full ice surface)
In instances when there is less than 32 players on the
full ice surface, 1 half can be used for game play and
the other half can be used as a practice surface for
players to rotate through during the game session
(Please see Appendix II).
• 4 vs. 4 format – each mini-team with 1 goaltender
• ½ ice game will be played from the goal line (at one end), to
the center line
• Two face-offs during the game - one to start the game, and
one to start the second half
• No official score will be posted
• No off-sides, No icing
• Blue Pucks
• The main score clock is used as the time keeping device for both games simultaneously
• No officials, coaches will be used
• A maximum of 1 coach per mini-team will be permitted on each bench. (subject to change to comply
with distancing requirements)
• Shifts will be 1.5 minutes (90 seconds) in length.
• When the buzzer/whistle sounds, players must relinquish control of the puck immediately and vacate the
ice. The new players enter onto the ice surface immediately. No faceoff.
• Tag Up Rule: If there are fewer than 4 players on the bench, the active player designated to stay
out for the following shift must tag up at the bench. This is enforced by the coaches, not the
officials.
LENGTH OF GAME
• 60 Minute Ice Slot
- 3 Mins. - Warm Up
- 24 Mins. – Period #1 (30 min if ice slot is 75 minutes)
- 3 Mins. – Rest/Change Ends
- 24 Mins. – Period #2 (30 min if ice slot is 75 minutes)
- 3 Mins. – Shake Hands/Move Bumpers
BOARDS/BUMPER SET-UP
• Teams will warm up at one end of rink ‘with their own team’, when it comes time to start play the
coaches will assign ½ of their team and 2 coaches to the other end to begin the game play
• Set up/flood transition/tear down of boards is the responsibility of the coaches, not referees or arena
staff (unless otherwise indicated)
• Set up/flood transition/tear down or bumpers will require 3-4 coaches
• 2 coaches from the home team and 1 coach from the away team will be responsible
• Certified and registered coaches will be the only personnel permitted on the ice for board handling
• Please consult with rink staff for bumper/board set up as some rinks have made accommodations to
have their staff set up boards
• Coaches will be required to wear helmets when handling boards on the ice
(skates are recommended)
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LINE SELECTION
• Coaches are required to balance their lines (players at each end), so they are as close to equal as possible
• You are NOT permitted to put your top players at one end, and your weaker players at the other end.
• It is the expectation of HC and the member Association that the lines (players at each end) will change
each game, and that the same players are not always playing together
CHANGE OF POSSESSION
• Goaltender freezes the puck – Puck shot out of play – Goal is scored
• the official signals to the attacking team to back off 3 meters and defending/non-
offending/conceding team gets possession
• Penalty (see below)
PENALTIES
• Penalties can be called by coach officials, however, players will not serve a traditional penalty in
the box. The coach will raise their arm and blow the whistle immediately signaling a penalty has
been called. The official will conduct a change in possession and signal to the offending team to
back off 3 meters
o The infracting player will miss their next shift – Coaches will monitor this
o Play continues at even strength
INJURY TIMEOUTS
• The game clock is being utilized to run games at both ends of the arena, therefore when there is
an injury timeout at 1 end the game clock will continue to run. This is the only time the game will
not be continuous.
GOALTENDER ROTATION (APPENDIX II)
• The coach/manager is required to set up a goaltender rotation
• All players are to be given the opportunity to play goal
• If a player does not wish to play goal they must follow the rules on the goaltender rotation form
• There is no pulling of goaltenders permitted to allow for an additional skater
GAME FORMAT GRID (LESS THAN FULL ROSTERS)
• From time to time throughout the season, we can expect less than full rosters to be available at
specific games. This is not ideal, and will come with very little notice, but the games must go on.
When both teams have similar sized rosters this will not pose a problem, the challenge will be
when 1 team has a full roster and the other is significantly reduced. HC has devised a grid for
coaches to follow should these situations arise (See appendix III)
GAME SHEETS
Not Necessary this season
U11 & U13
Length of Games: Clock to be set as follows (running time)
Permit/Period Length Period 1 Period 2 Period 3
1 Hour Permit* 25 Minutes 25 Minutes n/a
1 ¼ Hour Permit 32 Minutes 32 Minutes n/a
Note:
i. All games are running time.
ii. Minor Penalties are 2 minutes running time
iii. No time outs permitted.
iv. A 3-minute warm-up will begin at the scheduled permit time.
v. Players will not leave the ice between periods.
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COACH REQUIREMENTS – GAMEPLAY
PPE, Masks, and Physical Distancing
When participating via Cohorting (‘Cohort’ coaches):
‘Cohort’ coaches are required to wear masks in the dressing room, on the player’s bench and in the penalty box
area. However, they are not required to wear a mask while on the ice.
While ‘Cohort’ coaches are part of the cohort and do not need to physically distance, distancing is
recommended wherever possible.
When participating via Physical Distancing (‘Physically Distanced’ coaches):
Team officials must maintain two-metre physical distancing from all other participants. Additionally, they must
wear masks within the dressing room and on the bench but can remove them while coaching on the ice.
Coach Referees
• Coaches will be required to ‘officiate’ or manage the game.
• Minimum requirements
o U9 – a minimum of 1 coach on the ice for each ½ ice game
▪ No maximums unless restricted by the arena total numbers
▪ Physical Distancing coaches on the ice must follow proper protocols (see below)
o U11/U13 – a minimum of 2 coaches on the ice for each game
▪ No maximums unless restricted by the arena total numbers
• Recommendation of 2-4 coaches on the ice
▪ Physical Distancing coaches on the ice must follow proper protocols (see below)
• PPE Protocols:
o ‘Cohort’ Coach – n/a
o ‘Physical Distancing’ Coach MUST:
▪ Practice physical distancing and perform proper hand hygiene;
▪ Keep a distance of 2 metres between all other officials while in the change room and
during the transition from the change room to the ice
▪ Wear a mask whenever dropping the puck and when talking with a player, team official
or another official inside a distance of 2 metres
• Officiating
o Coaches are expected to manage the game to keep it fun and safe for all participants
o Coaches should discuss prior to the game a protocol for penalized players
▪ For U11 and U13 coaches are encouraged to come up with unique ways of ‘serving’ a
penalty (ex. penalty shot chase)
o Associations will be responsible for handling any suspendable offenses. If coaches feel a
suspendable offense requiring supplemental discipline occurs, they should consult with their
associations to handle these rare circumstances
Off-Ice Officials (Scorekeeper, Timekeeper, etc.)
Off-ice officials must always maintain two-metre physical distancing from all other participants. They are
required to wear a mask while acting as a scorekeeper, timekeeper, or other off-ice official role.
Benches and Dressing Rooms
All coaches are required to wear masks while in the dressing room and while on the player’s bench.
Attending to an injured player:
‘Physical Distancing’ coaches are required to wear a mask and perform proper hand hygiene if it becomes
necessary to temporarily interact with cohorting participants at a distance of less than 2 metres.
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PRACTICE GUIDE
• Hockey Canada & Hockey Alberta recommend the following guidelines:
o Minimum 2 teams on ice
o Station based format is suggested, Associations may wish to alternate and run 1
practice mixed teams with stations, and the following practice keeping teams
together
• Examples of how to split up the rink:
Half-Ice 4 Zone Option Half-Ice 3 Zone Option Half-Ice 2 Zone Option
6 Zone Option 5 Zone Option
4 Zone Option 3 Zone Option
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PLAYER DEVELOPMENT
Coaches will follow Hockey Canada’s skills and drills and will focus primarily on skating and puck handling drills.
Practices must be skilled based and the development session should follow the Hockey Canada Skills Development
Program Model:
▪ 75% Technical Skills
▪ 15% Individual Tactics
▪ 10% Team Tactics
▪ 0% Team Play
▪ 0% Strategy
According to Hockey Canada’s Long Term Athlete Development Model (LTAD) U9 aged kids (males 6-9, females 6-
8) fall under the fundamental age grouping. According to the LTAD “skill development in the fundamental stage
should be well structured, positive and fun (LTAD 38).” The U9 Development League focuses on the fundamentals
of the game of hockey. The U9DL follows the LTAD recommendation for teaching the fundamentals. The LTAD
model suggests- “fundamental movements and skills should be introduced through fun and games. Fundamental
sports should follow and include basic overall sports skills”. The U9DL league follows Hockey Canada’s Skills
Development model that focuses on skill development rather than full ice games and team strategy.
Hockey is classified as a late specialization sport, which means that the complex skills of hockey need to be
mastered after maturation. Over specialization in late specialization can lead to one sided sport training, lack of
agility, balance and coordination, early burnout and early retirement. With the stipulations set forth for the NDL,
the league puts strict stipulations on games to practice ratios, giving players more time to have fun and develop
skills while still providing players with the opportunity to play other sports.
• One practice will give a player more skill development than 11 GAMES collectively.
• Each player should have a puck on his/her stick for 8-12 minutes in a 1 hour practice.
• Each player should have a minimum of 30 shots on goal in a 1 hour practice.
99% of the feedback coaches give players is when they have the puck. Ironically, players only have the puck on
their stick 0.2% of the game. George Kingston did a study in 1976 and found that U9 Aged Players had the puck
on their stick an average of 34.8 seconds during a 65 min straight time game.
Source: Hockey Alberta and Hockey Canada
Hockey Calgary Statistic: 1 in 84,615 kids who play Hockey in Calgary will make it to the NHL. Therefore, every 6
years one former Hockey Calgary participant will make it to the NHL.
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Starting Out as a Hockey Coach:
• You don't need to be an expert to make a significant contribution
• Be prepared and organized
• Coach according to the players' level of play
• HAVE FUN
Coaches Code:
• I will be reasonable when scheduling games and practices, remembering that players have other interests
and obligations.
• I will teach my players to play fairly and to respect the rules, officials and opponents.
• I will ensure that all players get equal instruction, support and playing time at every position.
• I will coach on the bench, not from the bench.
• I will not ridicule or yell at my players for making mistakes or for performing poorly.
• I will make sure that equipment and facilities are safe and match the players' age and abilities.
• I will remember that participants need a coach they can respect. I will be generous with praise and set a
good example.
• I will obtain proper training and continue to upgrade my coaching skills.
• I will work in cooperation with officials for the benefit of the game.
• I will respect the parents' role and communicate effectively with them.
• I will remember this league is about skill development and fun, period.
Checklist for Coaching Tools:
▪ Comfortable skates ▪ Whistle
▪ Track Suit ▪ Pylons
▪ Helmet ▪ Practice plan pads
▪ Hockey Gloves & Hockey Stick ▪ Dry erase and white board
▪ Coaching Certification ▪ Good carrying bag and a supply of 50 pucks
Respect in Sport - 24 Hour Rule
It is imperative that we RESPECT the game and the process. Understandably, there will be times when we may get
frustrated or upset. Remember the 24-hour rule! Wait at least 24 hours before addressing your concerns to
ensure you are using a level head.
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Revised October 2020GUIDE FOR PARENTS
Become the best sport parent you can be! It is mandatory that at least one parent of each player complete the
Respect in Sport Parent Program. At its core is RESPECT. It also emphasizes the following key points:
What is Your Role?
• Children – Play
• Coaches – Coach
• Officials – Officiate
• Parents – Parent
The role of the parent is to provide unconditional support to their child. It is your responsibility to encourage
your child in a respectful and supportive manner. Help optimize your child’s growth and development by:
• Setting realistic expectations - children want to please their parents
• Set a good example - self manage your own behavior
• Providing open communication - communication is key to life and to sport
• Being your child’s safety net
• Ensuring your child has the necessary and proper equipment
• Playing by the rules
• Ensuring your child has a balanced life (sports, academics, etc.)
• Always being positive
• Supporting your team and its members – there is no “I” in team
Parents Code:
• I will not force my child to participate in hockey.
• I will remember that my child plays hockey for his or her enjoyment, not for mine.
• I will encourage my child to play by the rules and to resolve conflicts without resorting to hostility or
violence.
• I will teach my child that doing one’s best is as important as winning, so that my child will never feel
defeated by the outcome of a game.
• I will make my child feel like a winner every time by offering praise for competing fairly and trying hard.
• I will never ridicule or yell at my child for making a mistake or losing a game.
• I will remember that children learn best by example. I will applaud good plays/ performances by both my
child’s team and their opponents.
• I will never question the officials’ judgment or honesty in public.
• I will support all efforts to remove verbal and physical abuse from children’s hockey games.
• I will respect and show appreciation for the volunteers who give their time to coach hockey for my child.
Safe Environments
Create and support safe environments for your child. Watch out for and educate yourself and your child against:
• Abuse
• Bullying
• Harassment
• Neglect
Sportsmanship
• Teach your child to play with grace, humility and sportsmanship. Teach your child it is not about winning.
Respect in Sport - 24 Hour Rule
It is imperative that we RESPECT the game and the process. Understandably, there will be times when we may get
frustrated or upset. Remember the 24-hour rule! Wait at least 24 hours before addressing your concerns to
ensure you are using a level head.
Additional information and handouts are available on the Hockey Calgary website.
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Revised October 2020Appendix I (U9 ONLY)
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# of Players
(including Home Team
goalies) # of Players 18 17 16 15 14 13 12 11 10
Visiting
Team # of
Players
4 vs 4 one side, 4 vs 4 one side,
half of 18 half of 18
4 vs 4 Both 4 vs 4 Both 4 vs 4 Both 4 vs 4 Both 4 vs 4 Both 4 vs 4 Both 4 vs 4 Both player team player team
18 Sides Sides Sides Sides Sides Sides Sides prac. prac.
4 vs 4 one side, 4 vs 4 one side,
half of 17 half of 17
4 vs 4 Both 4 vs 4 Both 4 vs 4 Both 4 vs 4 Both 4 vs 4 Both 4 vs 4 Both 4 vs 4 Both player team player team
17 Sides Sides Sides Sides Sides Sides Sides prac. prac.
4 vs 4 one side, 4 vs 4 one side,
4 vs 4 One Side 4 vs 4 One Side half of 16 half of 16
4 vs 4 Both 4 vs 4 Both 4 vs 4 Both 4 vs 4 Both 4 vs 4 Both & 3 vs 3 One & 3 vs 3 One player team player team
16 Sides Sides Sides Sides Sides Side Side prac. prac.
4 vs 4 one side, 4 vs 4 one side,
4 vs 4 One Side 4 vs 4 One Side half of 15 half of 15
4 vs 4 Both 4 vs 4 Both 4 vs 4 Both 4 vs 4 Both 4 vs 4 Both & 3 vs 3 One & 3 vs 3 One player team player team
15 Sides Sides Sides Sides Sides Side Side prac. prac.
4 vs 4 Both 4 vs 4 Both 4 vs 4 Both 4 vs 4 Both 3 vs 3 Both 3 vs 3 Both 3 vs 3 Both 3 vs 3 Both 3 vs 3 Both
14 Sides Sides Sides Sides Sides Sides Sides Sides Sides
4 vs 4 One Side 4 vs 4 One Side
4 vs 4 Both 4 vs 4 Both & 3 vs 3 One & 3 vs 3 One 3 vs 3 Both 3 vs 3 Both 3 vs 3 Both 3 vs 3 Both 3 vs 3 Both
13 Sides Sides Side Side Sides Sides Sides Sides Sides
4 vs 4 One Side 4 vs 4 One Side
4 vs 4 Both 4 vs 4 Both & 3 vs 3 One & 3 vs 3 One 3 vs 3 Both 3 vs 3 Both 3 vs 3 Both 3 vs 3 Both 3 vs 3 Both
12 Sides Sides Side Side Sides Sides Sides Sides Sides
4 vs 4 one side, 4 vs 4 one side, 4 vs 4 one side, 4 vs 4 one side,
half of 18 half of 17 half of 16 half of 15
player team player team player team player team 3 vs 3 Both 3 vs 3 Both 3 vs 3 Both 3 vs 3 Both 3 vs 3 Both
11 prac. prac. prac. prac. Sides Sides Sides Sides Sides
4 vs 4 one side, 4 vs 4 one side, 4 vs 4 one side, 4 vs 4 one side,
half of 18 half of 17 half of 16 half of 15
player team player team player team player team 3 vs 3 Both 3 vs 3 Both 3 vs 3 Both 3 vs 3 Both 3 vs 3 Both
10 prac prac prac prac Sides Sides Sides Sides Sides
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